The Daily Tar Heel
Thursday, December 2, 1971
67-46 in season opener
wimmers
'No probable cause
Heel
OlltSCOre Dllke (in marijuana hearing
by Collins
Sprt Writer
II (.'-jrohna swimming squad started
-caion off on the right foot yesterday
cjs:!v defeating f)uK. ',7-',.
It 'a -i ' evident from ti.e -.tart o! the
meet th-. Tar Heels had the les
. vpt-rieneJ I ) i .l. e squad outmanned.
i-v.Ti more imprew.'e was the fact several
o! tlie team's best sw mrr.ers swam only
r. exhibition and their times did r.ot
,'int in the final score.
I he relay te-m o! I'.-ter Ra. M;Ke
! .d J . Peter I5j.-r.vs ; r. i (.eorie Svh,atline
or( t'.e tir-.l eve".t. the -00 yard medley
re! iv . with n time. Prom that time
ti.e Heels never traile
u in .o:r
H.t a nee swimmer Ba-nes ..or.tir.-ed
t e aroim.j domination b easily
v. ir.nmg the 100 yard freestie. with a
i 1 . 1 4 . . tinif. IPs closest competition was
John V. ootvn j nd I nnkh.n Ov,-r, ot iJuke
had ; l-r.ti.a! 1 ZA'.d times.
arohra v. on t:rst and t.mrd places in
the 200 yard free Myle v.ilh Da'.e Bedell
Mm . hing fir t and J.m O Horn third.
i;e.!eli"s v.mnirjg t :.-. v. as 1 :50.-S while
" Porn h id a I .5 V. tone. Roland Staeb
.! I Jul u.t4 -evojid ,ij..e v.nh a ! :54.7
Soj horn- -te lie n ( urell i vh'twed
trer.gtii by t..'r ing tsr-t pla.e m the 50
an! tree st le w ; i h a time ot 22:4
euirids. H h I) nr. rnple r, ( 'arolma took
.o -.ml p.:ce with 2 : 0 time lollowed
I 1 !. d Br.;.jJ Dtite with j 23.0
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In the 200 surd individual medley
leort'e ( 'oxhe.id I no', tnj. h. mors for tlie
Tar Heels with a time of 2:12.9. Duke's
Charles Shaw won second place but
Carolina's Rich Troost took third place
with a 2:19.5 time.
Freshman diver Lan-y May was
impressive in his first competitive meet at
Carolina by taking first place in both the
individual medley and optional one meter
events. His winning scores were 12S.60
points for the medley and 189.05 points
for the optionals.
Sophomore Don Chambers placed
third in the relays for a 5:18.4
performance to win the 500-yard free
style event, and Bob Nagel finished ahead
of tv. o Blue Devils to win the 200-yard
butterfly.
Duke's Shaw and Greg Devereaux took
the 200 backstroke and the 200
fireaststroke for Carolina with 2:29.3
time and Marshall Peck finished second in
the back at 2:15.5.
Then Osburn came back for a victory
in the 100-yard free style, finishing at
50.5 seconds.
'As a whole, we swam well but it was
nothing fantastic," said Coach Pat Earey.
"We're looking forward to the meets with
Navy, and Maryland right now."
"Those meets will involve much stiffer
competition and will better tell us what
kind of team we have." he said.
The Tar Heels were expected to
contend for the ACC title with defending
champion State, which has another great
team, and Maryland, former ruler of the
conference. So the upcoming Maryland
meet will be indicative of the Tar Heels'
strength, at least in earlv season.
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Carolina's Jerry Chapman swam in the free style event Wednesday in UNC's meet
with Duke. The Tar Heels won, 67-46. (Staff photo by Cliff Kolovson)
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RALEIGH. N.C (LTD - A dr.ct
court judge WJr.esia ruled pch:e had
r.o probable cause for charg:r.g Ncrth
Carolina State basketball ca?:a:r. Paul
Cosier ar.d forward Bob Heuts -:th
possession of rr.anjuar.a.
Ir. a preLmiruTy heanr.g here. Vike
Cour.ty d:str.ct court ysdz: George F
Bason said police had illegally searched a
car involved m the case ar.d that evidence
stemming from the search could not be
admitted m court.
Bason noted however that county
prosecutors would still have the rich: to
seek a bill of indictment from a grand
jury. It was not known Wednesdav
district solicitors would take the action
Wake County assistant solicitor
Randolph Riley, who handled the case in
court Wednesday, said a decision on
whether to seek a grand jury indictment
would depend on the legal backing which
could be found for his contention that
the search w js legal.
Both Coder. A center on the
Wolfpack te3m. and Heuts. a o- forward,
remained expressionless and quiet during
the preliminary heanr.g.
They refused immediate comment on
how the court ruling would affect their
decision announced last week to
withdraw as active players on the
university's basketball team.
N. C. State coach Norm Sloan said. "If
the case is over, both Coder and Heuts
will dress out and play tonight. North
Carolina State W3S scheduled to play its
first game of the season against Atlantic
Christian College here Wednesday night.
Coder -nd Heuts were airested on
Sept. 20 and charged with possession of
five ounces of marijuana, a felony. Coder
was also charged with transportation of
narcotic drugs.
School officials said at the time no
action would be taken against Coder and
Heuts unless they were found guilty in
court. Code:
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trial had brought errarrae- :
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Police office: A C M . .
U edr.esday he i patrolling au -a
m when he -potted a l-- - . :.:
Maryland license plare parved
otherwise empty parking lot
Puller. Park near the ur.ivc
M-r.day said he looked m
round it unoccupied wut o:- '
coins strew n about and ". hat I -a
hunting kr.it e.
He said on the svp..:
beer, stolen or aband.-ned.
Testimor.v showed :h.;'
evidence gamed tro-.t -.
put the ca: under urv e-.lla-. e
ll a.m. apprehended t ode: .: "
Carl Church:!! that Mundav c . -.
premature and without p:.":''ve
He said Munday should hae ! ,
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"I can't imagine a so.rch u .:-:
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Riley contended w.!ho-.;t s
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abandoned cars to be towed .. - .
said Munday needed to ri.: the
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! Four left in Grail-Mural
And now there are four. Dental Blue
topped Pika I 59-39 with Webb leading
the way with 22 points and Roberts right
behind with 14. In the semi-finals they
will meet the Flavuses who pulled out a
hard fought game with Phi Delt Blue,
49-41. Camnitz got 14 and Baker 13 to
lead all scorers. The other semi-final
match has the Alkaceltics against Law
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for sale STEREO ALBUMS $.50 $2.50 Over
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WANTED: Someone (male) to share furnished
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min. walk to campus. Call 942-1433.
FLY TO GATOR BOWL. $60 round trip
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